[sickoflibs]

RE :”Despite all the hard work that we did last year, we cannot ignore that we did not pass comprehensive immigration reform. Instead, we are nearing an alarming two million deportations under the Obama administration; saw U.S. Citizen children carry signs asking for parents to be released from private immigration prisons; ICE coming to work-sites taking parents whose only crime was to provide food on the table.
As leaders, we need to have the humility to reassess our strategy and make changes when something is not working. The stakes are too high to continue with the same flawed strategy. If President Obama halted deportations, then we could fight for a direct path to citizenship. Family separation from deportations, however, makes it difficult to continue with the same demand and strategy. “

Obama needs to stop deportations so illegals can focus on forcing congress to pass amnesty, the above says.

But it may be the opposite, the deportations could be to keep pressure on hispanics to demand real amnesty be passed into law.

[Liz]

A-n-o-t-h-e-r Obama scheme---colluding to keep up the deportations so as to increase pressure for amnesty legislation.

These connivers and con artists got scams and tricks up the kazoo

Vote-crazed Obama will say or do anything to get a permanent Dem majority; desperate endangered Dems need latino votes.

Third Worlders can't wait to get their greedy hands on US tax dollars.

[Liz]

Immigration pushers were all exuberant from the 2012 elections results: Tea party’s defeats, including Mitt Romney’s loss due to his “self deportation” stance, would finally move the Republican party to act on immigration legislation. We felt confident that we could achieve comprehensive immigration reform with a special path to citizenship for all eleven million undocumented immigrants.

Pipe dream. They been chug-a-lugging too many cheap tequila shots.